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History of Labour

Last update 2011-09-05 14:00:23
Creation date 2011-09-05 09:01:33
  • politica on 2011-09-05 14:00:23
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  • politica on 2011-09-05 13:59:04
    Principle 1
    ACC – Everybody is Covered
    Principle 2
    Retaining ACC in Public Hands - Keeping it Kiwi
    Principle 3
    Ensuring New Zealanders pay fair and reasonable levies
    Principle 4
    Extending and Improving ACC
    Principle 5
    Injury Prevention
    Detail 1
    Labour will continue to maintain ACC as a publicly administered and delivered social insurance scheme which focuses on injury prevention, along with fair and effective treatment and rehabilitation.
    Detail 2
    Labour will introduce an immediate law change to extend the 2014 fully funded target to 2019 for the Residual Claims accounts to reduce pressure on New Zealanders’ levy payments.
    Detail 3
    Labour will review ACC’s coverage of work-related pain disorders.
    Detail 4
    Labour will ensure ACC reduces the time taken to make a decision about Earnings Related Compensation in marginal cases.
    Detail 5
    Labour will improve the Accredited Employers' Scheme to ensure it is fairer for injured workers in light of Council of Trade Unions and Business NZ recommendations.
    Detail 6
    Labour will complete the implementation of the non-fiscal recommendations of the Goddard Report on Physiotherapists and move towards an agreed sustainable funding model for the future.
    Detail 7
    Labour will build on the success of the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy to ensure ACC has a leadership and coordinating role in its implementation and will work to improve further New Zealand’s injury prevention record.
    Detail 8
    Labour will strengthen workplace injury prevention initiatives through industry taskforces to increase the skill levels and number of trained Health and Safety Representatives (currently 20,000).
  • politica on 2011-09-05 09:01:33
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    Name
    Labour
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    Category
    politics
    Goal or Vision
    Labour is firmly committed to keeping ACC in public ownership and we will continue to improve it. ACC belongs to New Zealanders and every Kiwi is a shareholder.
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